The Bacharach Hospital Foundation was created in 1991 to manage and apply charitable contributions for the benefit of the Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation. A Board of Trustees, nominated and elected from the community, governs the Foundation. Each year, the Foundation makes a grant to the Institute, which directly benefits patient care.

Charitable contributions can be made in a variety of ways-through annual giving, supporting the annual golf tournament or fundraising events, making a memorial contribution, a gift or pledge to the building fund, or through a planned gift such as a bequest, charitable remainder trust or life insurance policy.

The Bacharach Hospital Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation and all charitable contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible.

For more information, or to make a donation please contact
us using one of the following:

Call (609) 748-5250

Mail to:

Bacharach Hospital Foundation
61 West Jimmie Leeds Road
Pomona, NJ 08240

*Please make your check payable to the Bacharach Hospital Foundation
*Please include name and mailing address of anyone whom we should notify
*Please include you name and address so that we can send you a
letter for your records

or contact us via.
e-mail: chrism@bacharach.org

Board of Trustees

James J. Lees
President

Richard J. Kathrins
Secretary

Robert A. Mairone
Treasurer

Trustees

Joseph A. Domenico
William F. Casey, III

Richard D. Helfant
John Alden Miller
Larry Mullin

Philip J. Perskie

Gary Hill

Jeffery Vasser

Jeffery Wilson

Honorary Trustees
Hon. Herbert Horn
Leonard C. Horn, Esq.

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Bacharach needs you!

If you are looking for a rewarding, fun and satisfying way to donate some time to help people in need, consider becoming a Bacharach Volunteer. It’s a great way to meet new friends and a wonderful place to make a difference in your community. Bacharach volunteers provide a wide range of services including:

	Filing, collating, answering phones and general office tasks
	Errands
	Helping patients move around the hospital
	Assisting patients at mealtimes
	Staffing the patient information desk
	Pastoral care
	Sewing at home

Bacharach Volunteer Program for college students

Bacharach welcomes student volunteers who have graduated from high school, are over 18 and who are either enrolled in college or planning to do so. We have a long-standing relationship with The Richard Stockton College, and are happy to encourage students interested in the following volunteer programs.

	Students in the Richard Stockton Service Learning Program. (30 hours)
	Students who need PT or OT observation to enroll in a PT or OT program. (80 hours)
	Student internship candidates. (175 hours)

How to become a volunteer at Bacharach

1. Print out and complete the 2 page application packet.

               Fill out the application form with information; address, cell
               phone number, etc.
               Click here to print out the application form
               Fill out the health form and bring it to your doctor for his
               signature. When you are there, get your first TB test or
               documentation showing you have had a TB test within
               12 months.
               Click here to print out the health form

     New Jersey requires 2 "ppd" TB tests, which are tuberculosis screens.
     You must either get the first from your doctor OR document it within
     the last 12 months. We will give you the second "ppd" here at
     Bacharach for free.

               Mail completed application to
                       Mary Joyce Perskie
                       Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation
                       61 West Jimmie Leeds Road
                       Pomona, NJ 08240

2. Once Bacharach has your completed paperwork (do not send unless
     unless it is complete) someone will call you to schedule you for
     orientation.

                Orientation takes about 1 hour and consists of watching a short
                video on infection control, fire safety, and privacy, There is a
                self-test to complete after each video.

3. At that time you can also schedule your volunteer hours, learn where
to sign in and out, and ask any questions you may have.

4. Bacharach welcomes volunteers both on the main campus and at
     some of our physical therapy centers. The more flexible you are
     about where you are willing to volunteer, the more quickly you can
     get started.

5. In addition to signing in, all volunteers should keep track of their hours.
When the time comes for a letter documenting your volunteer service,
you will have accurate record of your work.

6. Volunteers should dress comfortably, but appropriately - If your mother
would disapprove of an outfit, so would we! Employees and volunteers
do not wear jeans at Bacharach.

For more information,
call (609) 748-6865 or e-mail.

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